The twisted pair of Cat8 Ethernet Cable contains four pairs of mutually insulated copper wires arranged in a specific twisting pattern to reduce electromagnetic interference. At the same time, each pair of copper wires wrapped in a separate shielding layer, plus an outer foil or braided shielding layer to form a double shielding structure. This structure not only improves anti-interference ability, but also enables Cat8 Ethernet Cable to maintain excellent performance in harsh environments.
Cat8 Ethernet Cable supports data transmission rates of up to 40Gbps, which is unmatched by previous generations of network cables. Such as Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a, etc.. At the same time, it can also provide up to 2GHz bandwidth, further improving the performance and stability of the network.
Despite its excellent performance, Cat8 Ethernet Cable still maintains compatibility with previous standards. This means that it can seamlessly integrated with existing network equipment without the need for a comprehensive upgrade of the network infrastructure.
It should be noted that the maximum transmission distance of Cat8 Ethernet Cable is usually 30 meters (about 98 feet). This limitation makes it more suitable for short-distance data centers, server rooms and other scenarios.